I have an app on Google Play but I am trying to upload a new version. I am not familar with Google Play but no matter where I go I can't seem to see how to add a new version of the app. The best I have got to is here but the Create New Release button is greyed out. Any pointers?
Click on the "Releases" link next to the "Release dashboard".
It will show you a list with the most recent release.
You can click on the 'edit' link in the release row and it will show you the upload package window or you can discard that draft release.
From there you can update your production release with the new one.
That also happens if you have a draft release for some reasons, you will have to delete it first. Obviously no clue about it from the UI, you need to guess it.
Click on the "Releases" tab, it will show you the draft release and you can delete it from there
This could be as a result of issues associated with the policy status of one of your apps in production. Go to all apps and make sure none of the apps in production have any policy issues that might need attention.
if create new release is still grayed out, do as specified in this answer by ronline.
https://stackoverflow.com/a/63511972/12931715
Click on the "Releases" link next to the "Release dashboard". It will show you a list with the most recent release.
You click on the 'edit' link in the release row and it will show you the upload package widow.
From there you can update your production release with the new one.
Whether check you have Draft releases in the "Release" tab next to the "Release dashboard" on the "Production" page.
Production -> Releases
If there is a release you can "Edit" that version or "Discard" and upload a new version.
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I have Spring Tool Suite (STS) 3.6.3 installed. On another PC at home I recall being able to add SVN integration into STS by bringing up the Dashboard window, and checking the "Subsclipse" check box on the Extensions tab. However, I don't see this option on my current installation. I am including installed extensions, too, and I do not see Subclipse in the list.
When I select the Project folder in the Project Explorer window, right mouse click → Team → Share Project, I see only CVS and Git as options, but I would like to use SVN.
My experience with all things Java is measured in hours rather than years, so don't assume anything :-)
How do I integrate SVN with STS?
Check once if it's installed properly:
Here is how to add the SVN plugin (Subclipse) to your Spring Tool Suite
Open the Spring Tool Suite and go to the dashboard.
Click on Extensions (It is under the Help and Documentation heading).
Search for Subclipse. Check the checkbox and click Install.
Note: If you do not see Subclipse it implies that it is already installed on your IDE, but you can verify by checking the ‘Show Installed’ beside the search field.
Source URL: http://www.jicdesign.com/blog/web-development/how-to-add-svn-plugin-for-spring-tool-suite.html
Open Spring Tool Suite.
Select menu Help → Install new software
Click on the Add button.
Set the Location field as http://subclipse.tigris.org/update_1.6.x/
Click OK
Select the required components.
Click on Install button.
Select the I accept the terms of the license agreements radio button
Click the Finish button
Click Yes to restart Spring Tool Suite
Subclipse is available in the Eclipse Marketplace and can be installed via the Marketplace Client. It is also available at the following update site URL's.
NOTE: These are update site URL's to be entered inside the Eclipse installation dialog, not your web browser.
Latest - https://dl.bintray.com/subclipse/releases/subclipse/latest/
4.2.x - https://dl.bintray.com/subclipse/releases/subclipse/4.2.x/
The "latest" site will automatically move on to 4.2.1, 4.3.0, 5.0.0 etc. as those releases are produced. Where as the "4.2.x" site will only pick up new releases in the 4.2.x series such as 4.2.1, 4.2.2 etc.
More info at: https://github.com/subclipse/subclipse/wiki
I needed to run with elevated or administrator rights.
I need to migrate my Xcode Bot to another repository and I wish to keep build history. In the edit bot interface (both browser and Xcode) repository field is not editable. How can I migrate?
OS X Server version 3.1.2
This is an old question but i suspect people will find this and look for an answer as it is the top result in google. This is how you do it:
change the repo you point to in git
open your Xcode project, select the bot and hit edit bot
in the repositories tab, uncheck the one that you want to update
hit done
go back to edit bot
you should now see the new repo instead of the old one
I am using VS2012 with TFS on a server workspace.
When someone checks something out a person icon is shown next to the file so you know it is currently locked by someone else, however when they check it back in the icon changes back to a lock icon without any indication that the files has been updated.
Is there a setting i'm missing that will show that you don't have the latest file maybe an icon next to the file in the solution explorer?
The only way i see how to do it is to view history on each file or go to the source control explorer and run a compare on every files, both of these options are not very efficient as I would not know when to perform this so i would have to do it on every check out.
Thanks in advance.
No, you did not miss any particular detail. After the checkin, the icon returns to a lock, and there are no notifications by default.
I believe that there is nothing that can be done about the padlock icon, but you can set up alerts (e-mail) to be triggered when check-ins are made.
Take a look here and here (alerts for specific folders) to understand how to configure e-mail alerts using TFS Event Service.
You can also bind notifications to workitems.
If your TFS is configured to use gated-checking to perform a build on a "build server" before each check-in, you can subscribe to the Team Foundation Build Notification to receive notifications of new builds that were queued/processed on the server.
Hope it helps.
I retrieved a specific version of my codebase from TFS in VS2010 (not the latest version), and have made changes to that. Is it possible to do a 'view pending changes' that will compare it to the latest version? Currently 'view pending changes' is only showing me changes between mine and the version that I retrieved.
Thanks!
In Source Control Explorer, Right click on the folder that contains your changes and select "compare". This will bring up a form that has 2 paths selected, the top path should be the latest version in source control and the bottom one should be the "workspace" or "local" verison. Hit OK and you'll see a list of all the files that differ between the latest and the version you have locally. You can then double click on individual files to see the diffs.
I have configured Xcode to use Subversion (hosted on a remote webserver - Beanstalk.com).
In Xcode menu under SCM, I want to know the difference between two options
1. "Refresh Entire Project ..." and
2. "Update Entire Project ..."
Please help.
Thanks
Dev.
Open the SCM Results window from the SCM menu item, click on the little 'text' button on the left-hand-side (might be at the bottom of the window to start with?), expand it so you can see a little more, and then run refresh and update to see what commands Xcode passes to SVN.
Sorry, can't speak for SVN right now, but for CVS it did this for me:
I believe Refresh will check the repository if there is a newer, updated version of any files within your project that may have been committed by another developer since your last checkout.
Opening your SCM Results view will show you in the 'Update' column what files have been updated since your last checkout with an 'M'.
If you select Update, you will actually pull down those files and update your current project while Refresh will just check the files and list them in the SCM results window without downloading and overwriting your file.